Tom
Hi Tom,
I don’t have PureRAW - but, based on PhotoLab experience, is it possible you have the “wrong” ICC Profile specified for your output target ? … As in, one that doesn’t match your monitor - such as AdobeRGB, when your monitor handles only sRGB.
Maybe Nikon Active D-Lighting or similar feature for other brands was active?
Camera generates “correct” embedded jpeg, while PureRAW ignores the setting.
Hi John I shoot raw only and the RGB matches the colour profile. This only started to happen when I had an update to DXO, it was perfect for the years before that, just wondering if it has something to do with that
Thanks
Hi Wlodek
I import the raw files into a folder on my desktop, I then sort them out in DPP, they all look perfect. When I then run them through DXO the resulting DNG images come out all dark, I then have to mess around lightening them all up. I think it might have something to do with the last update as they used to be fine before that
When you tell PureRAW to generate a JPG (from your RAW files), are you asked to specify an ICC Profile to be used in rendering the JPG ? … In which case, which ICC Profile are you requesting (it probably should be sRGB) - and, does it match your monitor ?
This happens to me but only with the Fujifilm X-E5. My other camera’s files are spot on.
Mmmm - OK, I’m out of ideas …
Perhaps someone more familiar with output to .DNGs may have some suggestions.
